I'd love to know more details about Frank, though I've thought that he died still quite young. Don't know if it was in Vietnam...(?) I remember Frank from grade school, but got to really appreciate him in the Senior Play we did together at MA, "Stalag 17". We were German prisoners of war together, under Jim Dunn's terrific direction on that old cafeteria stage with half a barracks skillfully built on it by Mr. Karcher. Frank was a big guy with a lot of heart quietly hidden away inside. In the play he was one of the leads and heros who exposed the real traitor and 'spy' in our midst (Fred Keast; imagine that...!) in our on stage world. As Jim Dunn trusted and I've come to know, a lot of us got a new sense of self esteem and found the worth of our creativity through those productions. Here's to Frank! @}>~~~>~~~
Rob Hirschboeck
I'd love to know more details about Frank, though I've thought that he died still quite young. Don't know if it was in Vietnam...(?) I remember Frank from grade school, but got to really appreciate him in the Senior Play we did together at MA, "Stalag 17". We were German prisoners of war together, under Jim Dunn's terrific direction on that old cafeteria stage with half a barracks skillfully built on it by Mr. Karcher. Frank was a big guy with a lot of heart quietly hidden away inside. In the play he was one of the leads and heros who exposed the real traitor and 'spy' in our midst (Fred Keast; imagine that...!) in our on stage world. As Jim Dunn trusted and I've come to know, a lot of us got a new sense of self esteem and found the worth of our creativity through those productions. Here's to Frank! @}>~~~>~~~